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Subject: Re: Clock's non-volatile RAM ?
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Date: Fri, 2-Nov-84 23:59:05 EST
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From: kato.sv@XEROX.ARPA
Since I don't have a copy of mnodine@BBNH.ARPA's message, here's what is
kept there:
	1 long word that tells whether a write to the chip was accepted by it
	2 integers for modem and printer port settings
	1 long word for alarm setting
	1 integer for default font setting
	1 integer for auto-key settings and which port the printer is on
	1 integer for speaker volume and blink rates
	1 integer for mouse scaling, system startup disk, and menu blink
 Not all of the bits in the words are used, but Apple has reserved them for
 future use.
 
 Kato.sv@Xerox.ARPA